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Do you like TA?

Abhiram…. This guy from Nagpur is always full of energy, and is always ready to help others even if he himself is in a mess. During our final semester exam he was wrongly marked as absent, so he had to come all the way from Nagpur to Mumbai to get the result corrected. Fortunately, the matter was resolved and he got 70+ percentage.

Anyways, I am not here to discuss his life here. I want to share one joke of his with my friends in vjcomps. It goes like this. .. In the final year of my BE, I used to work (???) for final year project with his room mate Pratik, Sankalp and Sidscope. Since Pratik stayed in hostel, we decided to do development in his room (D-108, if I am not mistaking). Now, Abhiram is all guns blazing when Kapil (another hostelite) is around. Kapil is a shy guy who rarely speaks about girls, forget about other stuff. So when Kapil started talking about some boring topic, Abhiram used to say, “Tell me the truth Kapil, tula ‘TA’ avadate ‘TA’………”. As you know we sometimes call Kavita as “TA” to distinguish it from “THA” which was for Kavitha (Do I need to tell you why he selected “TA” and not any other girl from our class? ;)). Abhiram used to continuously pester him with the same question. Also, Shere and I don’t need an invitation to join in the fun. After a lot of torture when he finally said “ha…. So??”. Abhiram replied, ”Kon Savita na? (Looking at the shocked face of Kapil) Arey tula kai vatale?”(You like Savita?.... No?... Then what did you think?)

P.S. : I know I wasn’t able to add the Masala to make it more hilarious, but I guess it was the whole situation which made that incident a memorable one for at least me.
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Sankalp Shere said…
Brought back old memories :)
November 23, 2007 at 12:47 AM
Anonymous said…
Dat dudes really funny!! bahut logon ka khicha hein..
Good of u to post this.. :)
November 24, 2007 at 11:27 AM
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